Image engine
Anima — anime and illustration
Anima is eroq's anime and illustration engine: clean line work, cel shading, key-visual backgrounds. It reads Danbooru-style tag lists as well as prose, takes a negative prompt, and finishes each image with a second, higher-resolution detail pass. Uncensored within the acceptable-use policy, fully private, 10 credits / image on every account.
50 free credits · no card · private mode on every account
- Price
- 10 credits / image · same price at every format
- Prompts
- Tag lists or prose
- Controls
- Negative prompt · CFG (0–10) · two-pass detail render
- Formats
- 1:1 · 3:4 · 4:3 · 9:16 · 16:9
- References
- None: the character rides as words
- Speed
- About a minute a take, detail pass included
- Access
- Every account, including pay-as-you-go
- Content
- Uncensored within the AUP · fully private
What Anima is for
Anime portraits, manga panels, key visuals and background art. Anima renders the drawn look natively instead of approximating it with a photo engine, and its detail pass sharpens line work and faces at the end of every take.
It reads no reference pictures, so a character rides as words: hair, eyes, outfit, every time. @mention a saved Character and their description joins the prompt.
How to prompt it
- →Tags: quality first ("masterpiece, best quality"), then subject, outfit, setting, lighting and style.
- →Prose works too: a scene in a sentence or two, great for backgrounds and key visuals.
- →Negative prompt: bad anatomy, extra fingers, text, watermark, low quality.
- →CFG (default 6.5) sets how strictly the tags are followed.
Where it sits in the lineup
Anima is the specialist for anime and illustration; the photoreal engines (Krea2, Eroq Uncensored, Eroq One) handle the camera look. For a character that must match pictures exactly, Eroq One reads up to ten references.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
Does Anima accept Danbooru tags?
Yes: tag lists render as expected, and plain prose works too.
Is Anima uncensored?
Within the acceptable-use policy, yes. Anything involving minors, stylized or implied, is banned absolutely and refused before any credit is charged; every character is an adult.
Can I use reference pictures?
No: Anima reads no references. Describe the character in the prompt, or @mention a saved Character and their description rides along. For reference-driven consistency, use Eroq One.
What does the detail pass do?
After the first render, Anima enlarges the image 1.5× and renders the detail again, which sharpens line work and faces. It is on by default and included in the price.
Can I use Anima through the API?
Yes: POST /v1/images/generations with the model eroq-anime; negative_prompt, cfg_scale and refine are accepted. Poll each job until the image is ready.
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